The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-21
VOL. u.-NUMBER 364
on the public debt TO carry out its pro-

on the public debt 20 carry out its pro-
visions
MUST PRODUCE THE BOND
Mr. Crismond of Spoitsyyania intro
duced bill which requires that when
ever a court is 20 pass on the genuine.
ness Of a coupon rendered for taxes, the
bond from which that coupon was clip
ped is to be produced.
PAY OF COUNTY JUDGES
House bill allowing the Board Of Su-
peryisOrs of each county in the State 10
regulate and fix the amount of pay OF
the county judges came up on its en-
grossmen and elected much discussion.
The 5ill was attacked ON all sides As
beng unconstitutional and improper.
The Legislature alone should hx the
salaries OF county judges Pending dis
cussiOn 1 o'clock arrived.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The House proceeded to the execution
Of the joint order having for its object
the election Of United States Senator.
Sir Starke of Norfolk informed the
Senate that the House was ready, and
the Senate was ready.
Mr Anderson Of Rockbrdge in an
able, elegant, and carefully finished
speech, nominated Hon. John $. Barbour
Of Alexandria. In his speech be referred
To the noble and successful leadership Of
Mr.. Barbour in two campaigns and how
proud Virginia would feel when she had
two representatives of Nirginias talents,
dignity and virtue, her representatives in
the highest and most potential representa-
tive body in the wOrld-the United States
Senate.
Mr.. Webb Of Rockingham nominated
General William Malone Of Petersburg
Mr.. Tyler of Richmond city seconded
the nomination of Mr. Barbour. He
placed him before the House as the man
who, for the first time in history, had re-
ceiyed the unanimous nomination Of The
Democratic party in Virginia. nomi.
nation without a competitor thought Of
Mr Barbour is like William the Silent
says little but builds around his people =
rampant which cannot be overcome
Mr. Martin OF Norfolk county seconded
The nomination of Malone, saying that If /
Mr. Barbour was William the Silent, |
Malone was William the ConquerOr.
Mr. Mayo of Westmoreland also sec /
onded the nomination Of Malone He /
upheld Malone as true and tried Con- /
iederaie soldier
Delegate Baskerville icOlorcd) OF Meek /
lenburg followed, secOnding Mahone's /
nomination, and oxtoiling him as the I
friend of the lab0ring man and Of edu /
cation.
The roll was called and The vote re-
suited as follows
For Barb0ur-AllenswOrth, Anderson, /
d. W. Anderson, w. A., Arnold. Bald
win, Barbour. Buford, Carter. Caleu.
Coleman Counts, Crawford. Crism0nd.
Curtis, Dabney, Dupuy, Echols. Edmond
son. Edwards. Ewel Figgatt. Flood,
Gordon, Graves. Harris, >. s., Hay, Her
bert. Hobson, Huffman, Hunter. Johnson.
Leggeti, Loving, Magruder,
Mckee, Moore, A, Jr, Moore, j. T.,
Morton, Mustain. OVERLY, Pitcher, Pol
lard, Roberts, + L., Roberts, J., Ryan,
Saunders, Sebrell, Silver, Simpson, SIN th,
Starke, Terrell, Tyler, Lyon g., Tyler,
a. H.. Watkins. West, Wilkins, VIII
liams, Wright, and Speaker Caldwell
For Mahone-Ash, Baskerville. Bris-
tow, Brown, Goodman, Brown. John A.
Corbett, Craft, Daingerfold, Dickey
Elan, Evans, Harris, A. W., Herring,
jarratt. Jones, Martin, Mayo, McCand
lish, McClintic, Mcneil Montague.
Moore, Parr, Pcdigo Perkins, Phillips,
Porter, Riner, Roane, Scott Spencer
Tinsley, Treat, Waddil, Webb, and
Young
CITY JUDGE OF sTAUNrON.
The hour Of o'clock arriving The
House proceeded 20 the execution of the
Joint order having Tor its object the
election of a corporation Judge of the
city of stanton TO fl the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge
smith
Mr. Corbett of Augusta, Charles Graf
IAN, and Nh Webb Of Rockbridge nomi-
lated Mr. Charles ID > Currie.
Messrs Flood, West, and Daingerfeld
we're appointed a committee to count the
'Ote.
The vote resulted-Grattan, 50 Cur
lie, A.
Adjourned at 2:3O